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Good String Tokenizer

I have searched the board and noticed that there isn't really any sort
of good implementation of a string tokenizer that will tokenize based
on a custom set of tokens and return both the tokens and the parts
between the tokens.

For example, if I have the string:

"Hello, World! How are you?"

And my splitting points are comma, and exclamation point then I would
expect to get back.

["Hello", ",", " World", "!", " How are you?"]

Does anyone know of a tokenizer that will allow for this sort of use?

Thanks in advance,
Jim Howard

Jul 24 '07 #1
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JamesHoward <Ja************@gmail.comwrote:
I have searched the board
what board? I don't see any boards here.
>
And my splitting points are comma, and exclamation point then I would
expect to get back.

["Hello", ",", " World", "!", " How are you?"]

Does anyone know of a tokenizer that will allow for this sort of use?
>>import re
re.split("([!,])", "Hello, World! How are you?")
['Hello', ',', ' World', '!', ' How are you?']
Jul 24 '07 #2

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